Global Underground 029
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| Global Underground 029: Sharam Dubai |
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| Compilation album (mixtape) | ||
| Released | October 3, 2006 | |
| Genre | Progressive house | |
| Length | Disc 1: 77:44 Disc 2: 77:39 |
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| Label | Boxed | |
| Compiled by | Sharam | |
| Global Underground chronology | ||
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| Global Underground 028: Shanghai Nick Warren (2005) |
Global Underground 029: Dubai Sharam (2006) |
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Global Underground 029: Sharam, Dubai is a DJ mix album in the Global Underground series, compiled and mixed by Iranian-American DJ and producer Sharam Tayebi of the house music duo Deep Dish.
Contents |
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[edit] Disc 1 - The Club
- DYAD10 - Sugar (Sweet Thing) (Nicka & Alse Remix)
- Spider & Legaz - Look Around (Spider Funk Dub)
- 16 Bit Lolitas - Passing Lights
- Syntax – Bliss (Felix Da Housecat Remix)
- Spider & Legaz - Majorca Roots
- Paul van Dyk - The Other Side featuring Wayne Jackson (Deep Dish Other Than This Side Remix)
- Lunascape - Mindstalking (Dave Audé Dub)
- Jiva – Timelapse featuring Rula (Moonbeam pres Glockenspiel Mix)
- Sultan & Ned Shepard - Together We Rise
- 16 Bit Lolitas Vs. Motorcycle – Deep Breath Sedna (Dave Dresden Mash-up)
- Creamer & K - Something to Lose featuring Nadia Ali & Rosko (Cedric Gervais Remix)
- Crime Mob - Stilettos (Pumps) featuring Miss Aisha (Dave Audé Pumps Dub)
- Pig & Dan - Eiffel Nights
[edit] Disc 2 - The Hub
- The Reese Project - Direct Me (Joey Negro Remix)
- Pete Heller Presents Timewarp - Timewarp
- Cedric Gervais - Spirit In My Life featuring Caroline
- Miss Nine - Everlasting
- Sultan & Ned Shepard featuring Stereomovers - Connected (Spider & Legaz Remix)
- Simon & Shaker – Zero
- Suite 117 - Smaller (Dave Audé Remix)
- Spider & Legaz - Psych
- Twotrups - The Cello Track (Dub)
- Armin Van Buuren - Who is Watching featuring Nadia Ali
- Casa Grande - El Ayoun
- Nicolas Bacher - Manitou
- Acquaviva & Maddox - Feedback (Valentino Kanzyani Earresistable Mix)
- Planet Funk - Everyday
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